News Category: Lin Fang
Talk It Out, Work It Out marries mental and physical health in a joint program created and run by U of T social work and kinesiology professors and students
Categories: Alumni + Friends, Faculty, Lin Fang, Partners, Programs + Teaching, StudentsIt’s Friday morning and the Jane/Finch Centre is rocking to the soca groove of Kevin Rougier and […]
New COVID-19 restrictions on flights from China could fuel anti-Asian hate, Lin Fang tells CityNews
Categories: Faculty, Leadership, Lin FangAssociate Professor Lin Fang spoke to CityNews about the new COVID-19 restrictions on flights from China. “My […]
Social work professors collaborate with community organizations to explore experiences of anti-Asian racism and develop strategies to address the crisis
Categories: Alumni + Friends, Faculty, Izumi Sakamoto, Lin Fang, ResearchA few weeks before the pandemic officially began, recent Master of Social Work graduate Kennes Lin […]
Supporting mental wellness in the community: Janis Rotman’s gift to the Talk it Out clinic extends its online counselling support for racialized adults
Categories: Lin Fang, PracticumA $150,000 gift from Janis Rotman will enable an online counselling clinic operated by the Factor-Inwentash […]
CBC article highlights how FIFSW social work students are breaking barriers to mental health in marginalized communities
Categories: Lin Fang, Practicum, StudentsAssociate Professor Lin Fang and MSW student Nikisha Browne were featured in a CBC article on FIFSW’s […]
CityNews speaks to Lin Fang about the toll that anti-Asian racism is having on mental health
Categories: Faculty, Lin FangAssociate Professor Lin Fang spoke to CityNews about the disturbing rise in anti-Asian racism and the impact […]
Introducing: Talk it Out — a new online clinic supporting marginalized communities hit hard by COVID-19
Categories: Lin Fang, Practicum, StudentsRun by Master of Social Work students, FIFSW’s new online clinic addresses the increased need for counselling […]
CTV News and The Varsity interview Lin Fang about rising anti-Asian racism
Categories: Faculty, Lin FangFactor-Inwentash Chair in Children’s Mental Health, Associate Professor Lin Fang was interviewed by both CTV News and […]
Keeping Up with COVID-19: A Snapshot of a Year in the GTA
Categories: Lin FangFirst started in May 2020 amidst the rollout of lockdown measures in the GTA and around Canada, […]
Announcing “My Photo My Day” a photo essay project for GTA youth
Categories: Faculty, Lin FangAttention youth ages 13-20 in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA)! From May to August 2020, we […]